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CRISIS HAWKS ARE PUT UP FOR AUCTION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 January 2026

By Robin Jones

CRISIS club Harlow Town have been offered for sale by its administrators – while a stream of officials have left.
After a judge at London’s insolvency court appointed administrators MHA 10 days ago, the Hawks had 10 points deducted from their Spartan South Midlands Premier division campaign.
The ruling was followed by a raft of departures including manager Danny Chapman, coach Thomas Church, goalkeeping coach Cav Clarke, secretary Donny Harvey, head of recruitment Graeme Butler, social media manager Logan Young, doorman John Shelton and players Stef Geor...

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